The Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) Consortium is to hold a seminar in New
Delhi on March 14th 2013 aimed at raising awareness of All India Radio's
digitisation plans. The event will be opened by Mr. Yogendra Pal, Honorary
Chairman of the DRM India Chapter and Mr Sanjay Das, Senior Vice President
at Media Mughals.
Amongst the day's activities, All India Radio Engineer-in-Chief, Mr
V.K.Singla will outline the AIR roll-out schedule and senior members of the
DRM Consortium will deliver short presentations on the benefits of the DRM
radio standard, for listeners, broadcasters and the Indian radio industry.
The speakers will also explain the business and marketing opportunities
related to the digitisation of radio in India, encouraging the invited
audience from across the media, to communicate key messages to the Indian
population in a bid to prepare for the future digitisation.
The new DRM digital radio technology will provide Indian listeners across
the country access to more content choice with improved sound quality, as
well as access to digital features such as text news, sports results and
automatic disaster warning in multiple languages.
DRM Chair, Ruxandra Obreja said: "As the digital roll out is starting to
gather pace, the DRM consortium, All India Radio and Media Mughals want to
bring the message about the digital advantages to listeners, the need for a
transition timetable and the engagement of the broadcast and telecom
manufacturing industries".
Digital Radio Mondiale Workshop for the Indian Press
Thursday 14th March 2013 at
Lecture Room 1
India International Centre Annexe,
40, Lodi Estate, New Delhi 110003
14.30 - 17.00 Hrs
If you are from press and would like to attend contact me off the list at
alokeshgupta@gmail.com or at 9818449395
[Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, Via DX India YG]
digitisation plans. The event will be opened by Mr. Yogendra Pal, Honorary
Chairman of the DRM India Chapter and Mr Sanjay Das, Senior Vice President
at Media Mughals.
Amongst the day's activities, All India Radio Engineer-in-Chief, Mr
V.K.Singla will outline the AIR roll-out schedule and senior members of the
DRM Consortium will deliver short presentations on the benefits of the DRM
radio standard, for listeners, broadcasters and the Indian radio industry.
The speakers will also explain the business and marketing opportunities
related to the digitisation of radio in India, encouraging the invited
audience from across the media, to communicate key messages to the Indian
population in a bid to prepare for the future digitisation.
The new DRM digital radio technology will provide Indian listeners across
the country access to more content choice with improved sound quality, as
well as access to digital features such as text news, sports results and
automatic disaster warning in multiple languages.
DRM Chair, Ruxandra Obreja said: "As the digital roll out is starting to
gather pace, the DRM consortium, All India Radio and Media Mughals want to
bring the message about the digital advantages to listeners, the need for a
transition timetable and the engagement of the broadcast and telecom
manufacturing industries".
Digital Radio Mondiale Workshop for the Indian Press
Thursday 14th March 2013 at
Lecture Room 1
India International Centre Annexe,
40, Lodi Estate, New Delhi 110003
14.30 - 17.00 Hrs
If you are from press and would like to attend contact me off the list at
alokeshgupta@gmail.com or at 9818449395
[Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, Via DX India YG]
